Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-25

of October. Arrangements are being MADE
tn have one of the finest regattas ever heiu
i'm this part of the country, with sucn pun,
lers as Teener, Hamm and Pialsteo
entered. One of our enterprising citizens
has put ND purse of gold which he VIII
present TO the fire company making the
fastest time between two given points.
Henry Bonarins desires goat
race and has subscribed LIBERAL Tor
one. The principal streets of the city are
paved now and all the sports Will De con-
fined 10 the center of the city on Union
and Belmont streets An effort VIII DC
made to have q race between two-year-oiu
colts. Some lady and gentleman who de-
sire to get married during the fair Will be
rendered number of fine presents. inns
ia an excellent chance for some couple Win
a little bone. A young lady and gen.
tleman from Salinev lie were married at
East Liverpool during the fair. Both TOOK
it very cody and perhaps looked at the
business side of the affair. The City Hall
and other vacant rooms will be used lot
exhibits, and stands will be put along the
pavements for the reception OF displays oil
our farmer friends. :,
Kate Castleton, in "a Crazy Patch, "
will be great attraction at the Elyslan on
the evening of October 9th.
The manufacturers are taking an inter
est in the street fair. W. A. Gorby has
come forward with money and says he Will
give some excellent presents Of glassware,
and thinks all the flint glass works Will do
the same
The Gold Day" troupe showed to a
good house last night and gave entire sat
isfaction.
Mrs. John F. Kelly has returned from
Washington, ID. c, and will locate here.
Artificial gas gave George Crow quite
little fright on Friday evening. One oil
the pipes, in a business place on Union
street had become detached by some means
and when George was working in that VI
ciuity with a lighted candle the gas ex-
ploded and threw Mr.. Crow several feet,
but did not hurt him.
The milk men now get 8 cents a quart
for milk.
The new market place was used by sew
eral people yesterday, and will become
more popular as it gets older.
Miss Sina Dawson left for GAINESVILLE
last night to attend the yearly meeting OF
Friends.
Carl Dorer has purchased the north hall
of Fink's orchard
The G. & p. will run an excursion Pitts
burg on G. A. r. day.
John Maule opened lunch counter and
eating room yesterday.
The Buckeye Six ball will take place on
the 7th Of October.
The City Band is a first class organiza-
ton and would make formidable Compel
itor with bands on fair day.
The lodge membership Of the Good
Templars is 100, and is still growing.
Thomas Keyser and bride will 90 to
housekeeping in the Fourth ward.
The evening Tribune celebrated its sew
enth birthday last Saturday.
Thomas Ault, who was thrown from
buggy and injured, is doing as well as ex-
pected.
VIM. Dutton, formerly on the Tribune,
will teach school at Fairview.
The Pipe Greek borers are still looking
for oil.
VIM. Seals, who is running tailoring
establishment at Uniontown, Pa, is doing
well.
Miss Mollie Elton, of Moundsville, is in
the city.
A horse belonging to one of our Belmont
street merchants ran of yesterday. The
horse injured hind leg and broke the
wagon.
There are $50 pupils 10 The High School
this year.
The druggists passed resolutions of re-
spect for the late Elmer Robinson.
The next market day has been fixed for
Wednesday.
The First Presbyterian church will hold
services in the rink today.
The Good Templars have made arrange
ments to pay fraternal lodge visit Ia
Bridgeport.
The prospect for settlement of the
scale of the window glass workers is little
more promising than at this time two
weeks ago. A bearing was granted the
workers by the manufacturers last week,
hut the discussions did not end in an I'D.
iustment of the differences, but at the
meeting next Wednesday the scale may be
adjusted to allow the factories to at least
operate, if not satisfactory to all.-Ameri
can Glass Worker.
"Slow but sure" are the tableware
manufacturers and workers committees
fixing up their list. They are evidently
working on the principle of going "slow
but sure,n which in the end may prove a
blessing to all.
A. T. McKelvey, Republican nominee
for Representative, was 10 the city yester-
day.
The Belmont Glass Works is making
some Improvements.
Friday evening a meeting Of Bellaire
bicycle riders was held in DR.. Boone's Of.
fee, for the purpose Of organizing a Ri
cycle Club The meeting was called to
order and the following officers elected
T. C. Cochran, President James Dubois,
Secretary and Treasurer; Frank Blankley,
Captain; VIM. Ludwig, Sub. Captain
James Blankley, Color Bearer. The boys
will parade on fair day.
The Pittsburg Coal Works is making
some repairs.
The ladies of the M. E. church will hold
bazaar between now and the holidays.
The people of Warnock gave VIM. War.
mock, ST., a big surprise party, yesterday,
in honor Of his birthday.
Brace Up.
You are feeling depressed, your appetite
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